Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre Seating Plan
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All the seats here are in one raked bank, labelled the Stalls on seating plans. There's no circle or balcony above it. The theatre re-lays the seating for each show: some productions play to the audience from a stage at one end, and others add seats on the stage or around the sides. So check the plan for your date.
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Where to sit for your money
The best all-round seats are in the centre, a few rows behind the walkway that crosses the auditorium at row N. You're raised above the rows in front, you see the whole stage, and you're far enough back to take in big group numbers.
The best value is further back in the rear section. The view from the back is better than it looks on the seating plan, because every row sits higher than the one in front, and these are usually the cheaper seats.
The front rows are for when being close matters most. Rows A and B aren't raised at all, and the stage is set a little above head height to make up for it, so the closer you are, the more you look up. If you're short, sit further back, where the rows rise.
Skip row K. A rail runs in front of its end seats, and it gets in the way of the stage. A few seats further back in the rear section also have a safety rail in front, so if a seat on the plan sits right behind a rail, pick another.
Front section, walkway and rear section
The bank splits into a front section, rows A to M, and a rear section, behind the walkway at row N. Aisles divide each section into a centre block and two side blocks.
Front section. Rows A and B are flat, and every row from C back rises about 10cm above the one in front. The seats aren't staggered, so you sit directly behind the person in front of you. On the end-on layout the sound desk sits in the middle of rows J to M, so the centre of the rear section looks over it. The outermost seats from row A to row M, usually seats 1 and 54, sit against a side railing with no aisle beside them, so you'll need to get past the whole row to leave.
Row N. The walkway in front gives you as much legroom as you could want, but people walk along it during the show, latecomers and anyone heading out at the interval or for the toilets.
Rear section. The rows keep climbing all the way to the back, so you're looking down onto the stage and over the heads in front.
Legroom is fine for most people up to about 6ft and tight for anyone taller. Every seat is padded and has a cup holder, but there are no armrests.
Seating Plan FAQs
What are the best seats at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre?
Centre seats a few rows behind the walkway at row N. They're raised, they see the whole stage, and they avoid both the flat front rows and the foot traffic along the walkway itself.
What is the view from my seat like at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre?
Clear from most seats, because every row from C back sits higher than the one in front. The exceptions are rows A and B, which are flat, and any seat with a rail directly in front of it, like the end seats of row K. The back of the rear section is a long way from the stage but still sees all of it.
Are there restricted view seats?
A few. Row K's end seats have a rail across the view, and so do a handful of seats in the rear section. On the end-on layout, the middle of the rear section also looks over the sound desk.
Is it better to sit at the front or the back?
For most people, further back. The front rows are flat, so you're looking up at the stage, while the rear section is raised and sees everything. If you want to be close, row C onwards is where the rows start to rise.